Google, Facebook, Amazon And The Future Of Antitrust Laws
U.S. antitrust law dates back to 1890, but it's been largely out of the spotlight for twenty years. Now, with antitrust concerns swirling around Big Tech companies and major telecommunications mergers, it's back. Watch this video to find out how US antitrust law evolved and what it means for America's biggest businesses.
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August 16, 2019
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The Rise And Fall Of AOL
At its peak in December 1999, AOL had a market capitalization of $222 billion dollars. Since then, the influx of broadband internet and the burst of the dot-com bubble reduced the one- time internet behemoth to a shadow of its former self.
AOL once dominated email, internet connectivity, online news, and chat. AOL couldn't maintain its superior position as subscription and advertising revenue dried up with the shift from dial-up modems to cable broadband. A disastrous merger with Time Warner in 2000 was unwound in 2009. Along the way, AOL tried but failed to buy Facebook, YouTube and a minority stake in Chinese Internet company Tencent, Eventually, AOL to sold to Verizon in 2015 for just $4.4 billion.
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August 15, 2019
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How The NRA Ended Up On The Verge Of Bankruptcy
The NRA is mired in controversy. With about 5 million members as of July 2019, the NRA is one of the most powerful special interest groups in the U.S. But, claims of financial wrong doing have led to multiple investigations in Congress and in New York State that are threatening the groups survival. And, while the group did have some money problems in the past, 2016 proved to be a devastating blow to its finances. The NRA reported a staggering $46 million loss.
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August 14, 2019
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Why The Volkswagen Phaeton Failed In The United States
The term Volkswagen means “people’s car” in German. In the United States the car company is known for selling stylish, well-engineered cars that are still relatively affordable like the Volkswagen Golf, Passat, and Tiguan. But there was at least one time Volkswagen tried to elbow its way into the luxury car market. The Volkswagen Phaeton was introduced in 2002 and it quickly failed, especially in the United States.
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August 13, 2019
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How Pete Buttigieg Makes His Money
Pete Buttigieg's 2018 income was the lowest of the 13 Democratic candidates who have released their tax returns. The South Bend, Indiana mayor's tax returns show he and his husband, Chasten, brought in roughly $150,000 last year. Here's how he makes his money.
Two dozen Democrats are vying for the middle-class vote in the 2020 election – but some candidates are facing skepticism for pitching themselves as champions of the middle class while having millions in the bank.
Former Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, led the field by raking in $4.5 million, according to tax returns. Sen. Kamala Harris of California and her husband, Douglas Emhoff, followed with $1.9 million.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and her husband, Bruce Mann, took in $846,394. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, and his wife, Jane, made $561,293.
Aside from the money Buttigieg earns as mayor and what his husband makes as a middle school teacher, the presidential hopeful has taken in extra cash from his book, “Shortest Way Home.” From the start of 2018 to May 2019, he took in $45,000 in advance and royalties payments for the book, which came out in February.
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August 12, 2019
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Disney And Apple Take On Netflix In The Streaming Wars
Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video and others are about to come head-to-head with the likes of Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus, HBO Max and CNBC's parent company, NBCUniversal. It's been dubbed the streaming wars. In 2017, 61% of adults 18 to 29 said they primarily watch TV through a streaming service, compared to just 31% who watched cable. So who's going to win, what's going to happen to cable, and how much will it cost customers? Watch the video to find out.
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August 10, 2019
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What Hong Kong Unrest Means For Asia’s Financial Hub
Hong Kong has witnessed clashes between police and protesters since April, after the city government attempted to amend extradition laws to allow criminal suspects to be tried in mainland China. The change was seen by many as creeping influence from Beijing over the special administrative region. Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam soon pronounced the extradition bill ′ “dead” and apologized for how the situation was handled. But some experts think there’s more to the protests than just the extradition bill.
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August 09, 2019
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The Rise And Fall Of The Toyota Prius
The Toyota Prius was the world’s first mass produced hybrid car and it still might be the most famous of all time. The nameplate was once synonymous with hybrids, and a symbol of the automotive future. But now sales of the Prius are falling as it has become a victim of a changing market and perhaps, its own success.
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August 08, 2019
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 Smartphone | First Look
CNBC’s Todd Haselton takes a first look at Samsung’s newest phones, the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus. New features include S Pen gestures, extended battery life, and the removal of the standard headphone jack.
Samsung announced its new lineup of premium smartphones on Wednesday: the Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy Note 10+ and Galaxy Note 10+ 5G.
This is Samsung's shot to get its latest and greatest phones on the market before Apple launches its new iPhones in the fall. And there's a lot to like, as you're willing to spend at least $950.
The market of people willing to shell out about $1,000 for a phone is shrinking, as many continue to hold on to phones for longer than ever. That means it's important for Samsung to get its new Note phones out the door and appeal to these shoppers before Apple launches its new iPhones in September.
This is also the first time Samsung has launched more than one model of its fan-favorite Galaxy Note phone, which helps it cater to as many of those buyers as possible. There's a model for people who don't like "huge" phones, there's a big one for power users and there's a 5G variant for folks who want to future-proof for next-generation networks that are beginning to roll out now.
All three phones will be available to order at 12:01 a.m. ET Thursday, and they will be in stores on Aug. 23. The 5G variant will be a Verizon Wireless exclusive to start.
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August 07, 2019
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How Hush Puppies Shoes Sparked A Water Crisis
Wolverine Worldwide is home to brands like Chaco, Sperry, Merrell and Hush Puppies. It's also a $2.4 billion global corporation and a point of contention in its hometown. For years, the shoemaker bought 3M Scotchgard coating to waterproof its Hush Puppies shoes. That coating contained a chemical compound called PFAS, which scientists now know can be toxic. Wolverine's tannery waste leached those toxic chemicals in the ground for years, contaminating residents drinking water and the local river.
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August 07, 2019
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Why Best Buy Failed In The U.K.
Best Buy survived the Great Recession and rise of Amazon that crushed so many traditional brick-and-mortar retailers. Its stock reached a peak in 2018 and is still among the top retailers of consumer electronics. But back in 2010, its attempt to break into the U.K. market failed within two short years.
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August 06, 2019
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How Elizabeth Warren Makes Money
Elizabeth Warren is running as an advocate for the middle class and a critic of the wealthy. But the senator has amassed some wealth of her own too. Warren and her husband Bruce Mann's tax returns and Senate financial disclosure forms show the couple is worth millions. Here's where all that money came from.
The leading Democrats running for president in 2020 have piled up wealth during their time in the national eye. Elizabeth Warren is no exception.
Last year, the Massachusetts senator and her husband, Harvard Law School professor Bruce Mann, made about $850,000, according to tax returns. In the past five years, they have not made less than $700,000 and took in as much as $1.5 million in 2014.
How did they make their money? On top of Warren’s Senate wages of about $175,000, she made more than $300,000 from writing last year. Mann earned about $400,000 from his job at Harvard.
Warren, who has written several books over the years, has earned her biggest chunks of change from writing, lecturing and consulting. The 2020 field shows it still pays to be an author — most of the top-tier presidential candidates have racked up hundreds of thousands of dollars or more from writing books.
Warren has run for president pledging to overhaul the economic and political system to favor workers more instead of wealthy Americans and corporations. Still, she has repeatedly said she is a capitalist who does not want to stop other Americans from succeeding financially.
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August 05, 2019
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Why Silicon Valley Is Eyeing The Infant Formula Industry
The market for infant formula is expected to reach $95 billion by 2026. New companies are popping up in Silicon Valley to carve out a slice of the market. These include Bobbie Baby, which is developing a new formula based on European ingredients, and Sugarlogix, a biotech start-up that is looking to recreate the sugars found in human breast milk.
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August 03, 2019
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How Decades Of US Sanctions Crushed Iran's Economy
Iran appears to be hurtling toward a tipping point. In recent weeks, the Islamic Republic has attacked oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, shot down a U.S. military drone and announced plans to execute 17 suspected U.S. spies. One factor behind the recent moves? Iran's economy is struggling under the weight of U.S. economic sanctions.
The oil-producing country has been the target of U.S. sanctions for decades, and they've taken a major toll on its economy. Inflation is now rampant, and investors remain wary of directing capital to the country.
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August 02, 2019
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Why Bed Bath & Beyond Is Facing Extinction
Bed Bath & Beyond became a massive homegoods retailer with a decentralized structure and a focus on keeping customers happy. In popular imagination, Bed Bath & Beyond is best known for its generous coupon policy. But critics say the once ubiquitous chain ignored the threat from newer, nimbler online rivals like Amazon.
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August 01, 2019
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Why Apple And Google Are Working On Diabetes Tech
Apple and Alphabet are moving into the health care. Both companies have been rumored to be working on non-invasive ways to check blood glucose levels but never bought anything to market. Now, both tech giants are collaborating with medical device company Dexcom, a maker of continuous glucose monitors for people with diabetes. CNBC got an inside look at the innovation behind Dexcom’s latest CGM and its manufacturing process to better understand why two of the world’s biggest tech companies are partnering with it.
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July 31, 2019
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Why Toyota Killed The FJ Cruiser
The Toyota FJ Cruiser was a boxy throwback that made a splash when it was first introduced. Then Toyota killed it after U.S. sales plummeted. Now old FJ Cruisers sell for more than half their original sticker price on the used market.
The Toyota FJ Cruiser is a boxy, retro off-roader with a devoted following and surprisingly high resale value. After strong FJ Cruiser sales that surpassed Toyota's expectations, suddenly no one seemed to want one. The Toyota FJ Cruiser was partially a casualty of the Great Recession and rising gas prices, but why is it suddenly popular?
The FJ Cruiser debuted as a concept car in 2003. It was meant to be a salute to the classic FJ Land Cruiser vehicles that were among the first that Toyota released in the United States in the late 1950s. These vehicles are considered by many to be classics with old school styling that resembles Jeeps and Land Rovers of the time.
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July 30, 2019
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Why Democratic Candidates Are Fighting For $5 Donations
Political campaigns are expensive. Candidates travel across the country to meet voters, buy ad spots on TV and social media, hire staff and more. Donations are one of the major ways these candidates fund their operations, and they're beginning to shun large donors in favor of small, individual donations.
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July 29, 2019
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Why Democratic Socialism Is Gaining Popularity In The United States
Socialism used to be a scary word in the U.S., but presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders and freshman Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have helped to catapult it back into mainstream American politics. In the latest explainer from CNBC we try to answer what socialism means to different parts of the political spectrum and whether it's fad or the future of politics in America.
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July 27, 2019
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How Domino's Is Winning The Pizza Wars
Domino's Pizza sales fell a decade ago, but today it's world's biggest pizza company by sales. How did Domino's turn around its fortunes to dominate competitors like Pizza Hut and Papa John's?
For decades, food delivery meant Chinese takeout or Pizza, usually from a local shop or a large chain like Domino's Pizza. That's changed with the rise of food delivery services like Uber Eats, Grubhub, Postmades, and DoorDash. That's bad for Domino's. It might be American's number 1 pie maker, but Domino's Pizza built its business on delivery.
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July 25, 2019
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While it may be famous for its oil fields, Texas is also a wind energy powerhouse. 🍃💪
The Lone Star state is home to more than 13,000 wind turbines that power more than 25,600 megawatts of installed wind capacity.
That makes Texas the No. 1 state in the U.S. for wind energy.
And another turbine farm is on its way: construction is set to begin in September on a facility that will power about 168,000 homes a year.
For more on Texas’ dominance in wind energy, visit the link in bio.
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The market has had a shaky couple of weeks, to say the least.
But even as stocks are seeing red, take advice from some of the richest men in the world: Don’t panic.
Both Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett and Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio say that though it’s tempting to sell your shares when the market drops, giving into your fears isn’t a smart strategy.
“You can not possibly succeed that way,” Dalio said.
Do you agree with the billionaires?
For more advice from Dalio and Buffett, visit the link in bio. (With @CNBCMakeIt)
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One of the most famous movie cars of all time just sold for $6.4 million at the Pebble Beach auto show, making it the most expensive movie car ever sold. The vehicle is equipped with theatrical front and rear hydraulic over-rider rams on the bumpers, a Browning .30 Caliber machine gun in each fender, wheel-hub mounted tire-shredders, a rear bullet-proof screen, an in-dash radar-tracking scope, dispensers for oil and smokescreens out the back, revolving license plates and, of course, the passenger-seat ejection system famously used on Goldfinger’s henchman.
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To infinity… and a billion dollars! 🚀🤑
Disney continues to smash box office records this year.
The company just announced that “Toy Story 4” surpassed the $1 billion benchmark this week, making it the FIFTH movie from the studio to do so this year.
The fourth installment of the “Toy Story” franchise joins “Captain Marvel,” “Aladdin,” “The Lion King,” and “Avengers: Endgame,” in passing the billion-dollar benchmark this year and is now the eighth highest-grossing animated movie of all time.
For more details on Disney’s box office dominance, visit the link in bio.
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Impossible…fish? 🐠🐟🐡🎣
Now that the craze for meatless meat is underway, companies are turning to mimicking underwater creatures for profit.
Impossible Foods, which created the notorious “bleeding” Impossible Burger, said it’s working on developing a plant-based fish recipe.
If the company succeeds, the product could help reverse the adverse effect overfishing has had on our oceans.
Think you’d try fishless fish?
For more on Impossible Foods’ potential venture into plant-based fish, visit the link in bio.
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Aloha, cheap tickets! 🌺
If you're planning a vacation, know that you can get plane tickets to Hawaii at a discount. Southwest Airlines just announced a one-day sale of $99 one-way flights to the islands.
The airline’s move to expand further into Hawaii comes as the state becomes a hotspot for tourists. 🔥
Hawaii took in more than 5.1 million visitors by air in the first half of this year — a 4% increase from the same time period in 2018.
For more details on the flights, visit the link in bio.
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The year’s most eagerly awaited automotive event is happening right now. 🏁🏎️⠀
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Thousands of classic car fans rolled into California’s Monterey Peninsula for Pebble Beach Car Week.⠀
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And there are A LOT of new luxury vehicles making their debut there.⠀
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Between the De Tomaso P72 supercar to the Pagani Huayra Roadster BC, these cars do not lack speed.⠀
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To see more of the vehicles on display at Pebble Beach, visit the link in bio.
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Streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video are about to come head-to-head with the likes of Disney+, Apple TV+ and HBO Max.
It’s been dubbed: The Streaming Wars. 📺
In 2017, 61% of adults aged 18 to 19 said they mainly watch TV through a streaming service, compared to just 31% who watch cable.
So who is going to win? And what will happen to traditional cable as we know it?
For the full video on how TV as we know it will change, visit the link in bio.
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A German recession could mean trouble for many, many countries.
And according to recent data, Germany’s economy is shrinking.
The country’s GDP shrank by 0.1% in the second quarter, marking the end of a decade of expansion.
Though experts say the slowdown is not particularly new, recent developments indicate “the resilience of the domestic economy to eternal shocks is crumbling.”
And they say the country is now in need of stimulus — or a recession could be on the way.
For more on what is causing Germany’s economy to shrink, visit the link in bio.
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Joseph Tsai may be about to hit a slam dunk.
Tsai is the billionaire co-founder of e-commerce giant Alibaba. He already owns 49% of the Brooklyn Nets, which he bought for $1 billion in 2017.
Now Tsai is in talks to buy the remaining 51% of the basketball team from Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov, according to The New York Post.
The deal, which is expected to be announced this week, would value the team at $2.35 billion. If approved, it would be the highest price ever paid for a sports franchise.
More details on the potential deal at the link in bio.
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WeWork was recently valued at $47 billion, making it one of the most valuable private companies in the world.
But WeWork isn’t turning a profit. Instead, it’s hemorrhaging cash. 🔥💸
The company just released its much-anticipated IPO prospectus. Meaning, for the first time ever, we got a look at the company’s financials.
In the filing, the company reported revenues of $1.54 billion and a net loss of more than $900 million for the first six months of 2019. WeWork also reported that it had 527,000 members as of June 30, an increase of more than 90% from the year before.
Will WeWork ever be profitable? The start-up unicorn is looking to IPO as soon as September. It will trade under the ticker WE.
More details on WeWork’s financials at the link in bio.
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What’s an inverted yield curve?⠀
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It marks an important point on a chart where short-term investments in the U.S. Treasury bonds compensate better than long-term ones.
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And it just happened.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note broke below the 2-year rate early this morning, which has been a reliable indicator for economic recessions in the past.⠀
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A recession occurs, on average, 22 months following such an inversion, according to Credit Suisse.⠀
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“The U.S. equity market is on borrowed time after the yield curve inverts,” one expert said.⠀ ⠀
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For more on what this could mean for the economy, visit the link in bio. (With @chartoftheday)
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